SUSSEX FOLK KEEP ON TRUGGING
By Elizabeth Wright ‘Willow, willow, bend it true, Here’s a Sussex trug for you. First the…
It’s Pumpkin Time Again!
By Lyn Funnell Pumpkins are a great Winter food. They’re cheap, filling and versatile. And they…
Dangling from Brighton’s i360 – for a Great Cause
Brighton, that melange of oddities nestled between the English Channel’s chilly tides and the rolling South…
Eastbourne’s Artisan Area
by Harry Pope Eastbourne on the south coast is a strange contract, to the west the…
Margate: Fun, History, Music, Art, Delicious Food & Fresh Sea Air – Part 2
Welcome back! Let’s pick up where we left off in Part 1 of my review of…
Southdown Sheep, The Pride of Sussex
by Elizabeth Wright Southdown sheep have grazed the Sussex downland for many centuries; archaeological investigations have…
MEMORIES FROM MALTA The Martello Towers – and yet more identical features between Malta, Kent and Sussex
By ALBERT FENECH Since humanity acquired the acumen of mobility and then enhanced it with maritime…
Margate: Fun, History, Music, Art, Delicious Food & Fresh Sea Air – Part 1
It seems you can’t open a paper or magazine these days without reading about the gentrification…
Kentish Gypsy Tart
By Lyn Funnell This simple sweet tart probably got its name from the Gypsies who used…
Outside your Comfort Zone. Five More Short Stories by Sussex Writer Lyn Funnell
Publisher Andrews UK has started publishing Short Stories that people can download when they fancy a…